Today's slang - what's popular in your part of the world?

machoooo

Kerala slang : Machuuu .. for a close friend

ermmm I've gotta go down the apples an pears to answer the dog an bone. (cockney derived from the east end of london) translated it means I've gotta do down the stairs to answer the telephone.

for me it is my nat6ive place kerala. i am a native of wayanad dist in kerala. it is most known for its climate

You said you wre an Anthroplogist/Linguist in your former life??? What about now?

I live in PA our slang is 'gangster',like yo wanna chill later,meaning you wanna hang out or get together later.yo kinda means hey you.

It's a pity that, according to the rules, we can't chat in Spanish. Are you living in Belgium?

i also know some words of gujrati.one popualar scentence is "bhanginako todinako bhukkokarenako

peace, love, care, devotion and humbleness.

It means BANG IT,BREAK IT AND CONVERT IT POWDERED FORM.Does it sound threatening?.......LOL

back passage i was told it means your butt

Well there are some,one is very popular, but I'm not going to offend anyone by saying it, it's very widely known in the us.

"yezzir" is pretty popular where I live now. The problem is that some people just say it at random, and they come off as being not right in the head.

In Jamaica the accepted language is English but many Jamaicans speak a dialect called Patois (pronounced pat-wa). One very popular slang here is "big-up", it really means "say hello to". Another one is "wha a gwaan" this is patois for "what is going on?", also "whapen" means "what is happening" or "wha yu a seh" means "what are you saying". These are usually used as greetings.

"¡Es lo que hay, valor!" It's slang Spanish, as spoken in Uruguay. This sentence was made popular by a TV football analist and now all people say it. It means something as: "Don't try to find anything better, fellah!"

jnan puliyaanu kaetaaa. it means iam a leopard.

i live in bhopali.People here speak bhopali.They(not me ) speak "kutraya" meaning dog.

Hey Mon, Everything cool Mon, What's up, Gimme the Tingem (Tingem can be anything !!- you use that when you can't come up with the real description of what you need- It comes in pretty handy at times...LOL)

Getting some hard dikkem done here! (only can't remember how to say it) It's more known as Australian 'dink-em' although it originated from East Midlands, England! The kids round here have some terrible words. 'Minging' for example for something 'bad'.